Editorial policy

What we publish

Calculators, and plain answers to the questions people have when using them: how to mix a vial, how to read a syringe, what a label or trial actually says. We don't publish dose recommendations, benefit claims, "best peptide for" lists or anything that points to a seller.

How a page is made

1. Brief. The question people ask, and the primary sources that answer it: FDA labels, regulator pages, published trials.
2. Draft. AI tools help draft some pages. We say so here because you should know.
3. Human rewrite. A person rewrites every draft, checks every claim against its source and links that source beside the claim.
4. Maths and safety check. A second person runs every number on the page through the calculator and checks the wording for anything that could be read as advice.

Each page shows the date it was last checked. Status pages, such as approval news, are rechecked when the facts change.

Sources

We prefer, in order: regulator documents (FDA, MHRA), drug labels, peer-reviewed trials and trial registries, then reputable health and legal reporting. We don't cite sellers.

Corrections

Email hello@doseclear.com. We fix errors as fast as we can and log every correction to a formula or published number on the method page.

Independence

DoseClear takes no money from anyone who sells peptides. If that ever changes for a licensed healthcare provider, we'll say so on every page it affects.